Kintsukoroi Painting

Tatiana de la Fuente, born in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, and partly raised in Suriname, South America, has a unique artistic journey. With a background as a modern dance choreographer for 21 years, she created multi-disciplinary choreographies, collaborating with dancers, actors, filmmakers, theatre designers, and composers. From 2006 to 2011, she took on the role of co-owner at Armand Campi's gallery, an establishment associated with the remarkable painter himself. Since 2009, Tatiana transitioned to painting, using her palette knife as an extension of her intricate movements, adding a dynamic and personal touch to her evolving artistic expression.